"Soaking Red is a sinister slow-rider. A hairy, smelly musical bag of quietly sweaty slow tunes, with lazily reluctant guitar twangs and an ominously snarling bass that rumbles along in extended menace. The vocal effect of Joel Silbersher(God, Hoss...) is one of damaged vulnerability and hung-over remorse, a dry, raspy, apathetic resignation, pining over structures loose enough to allow everything else to just amble and bumble forward...Silbersher's other half Charlie Owen provides much of the musical heft on guitars, mandolin, pedal bass, banjo recorder....you name it. One of the great albums of the 90s.".
Inside of gatefold sleeve has some scuffs.
- 1 Soaking Red
- 2 Goat Curry
- 3 The Prune In Heat
- 4 Gulp
- 5 All Stunk Up
- 6 Hands Are Tied
- 7 Raw Feeling
- 8 Easter Mongrel
- 9 The Time It Is Come
- 10 Glass Antenny
- 11 Whittling
- 12 Do What You Have To
- 13 Wednesday The 22nd
